Equalizations [noun]

The initiative, whose viral success prompted my 2018 article, is pushing to equalize race distances at national level cross-country meets.

When I reached out to Diljeet Taylor, the head coach of Brigham Young University’s powerhouse women’s cross-country team, she told me that, by and large, her runners hadn’t expressed any desire to equalize cross-country distances.

Under modern conditions world-wide economic and educational equalization is in the long run inevitable.

The urgent need of some equalization of labour conditions, and of the minimum standard of life throughout the world.

The sugar resources of the country, both cane and beet-root, were regulated by the so-called Sugar Equalization Board.

This, known as 'drayage equalization,' was claimed by competitors to be in the nature of a rebate to secure business.

The problem under such circumstances is mainly that of securing equalization through different gateways.

In this case the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an equalization between all five points.

In both cases the effort is toward "equalization" of the rate of vibrations.

But equalization of power is not a thing that can be achieved in a day.